By Dan Mihalovich WeWork has been in the news lately. From dominating the shared work space arena, to buying an iconic retail department store in New York that will serve as its new headquarters to subleasing massive spaces in order to become a landlord, the company is getting noticed inside and outside of the industry. […]
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